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Hello and welcome.

It's our number one. Hour number one of our radio program.

We visit Conspiracy Theory Village going back to Super Bowl 56, the L.A. Rams, victorious over the Cincinnati Bengals.

But why are so many people 100% certain that Aaron Donald was off sides on the final Cincinnati play of the game on offense,

where they turned the ball over on downs, giving the game to L.A.

I'll debunk this conspiracy theory right now, and here we go.

It's our number one.

It is a mind trick.

No, it really is.

You've been horn swagled.

Welcome in the beginning of another edition of the Ben Mather's show.

We are together in the air everywhere as we talk from go to woe coast to coast border to border and beyond on the

vast and astronomically powerful microphones of FSR emanating live from the griddle flipping burgers here all night long the Fox Sports Radio Studios at a secret

location somewhere in the North Woods.

I hope all is going well for you.

It can't be that bad.

You're listening to a sports talk radio show when most people are sleeping.

So our lead this hour coming from the conspiracy theory department.

And this relates to a previous episode of the show, previous episode of the show.

But it continues here, the autopsy of Super Bowl 56.

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